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Daiki was glad for her company, was glad for how much she seemed willing to stick by him. He nodded, taking her pinky in his pinky. "I promise, you and me, always," he parroted back to her. He meant it, meant what he said.

Daiki had always known Kairi was smart, but it felt so insightful what she said. He went to lean his head a little against her shoulder as she spoke, nodding along, and thinking about it, thinking about this very moment and how he actually felt in this very moment. "I feel sad but comforted, so...

Daiki was glad she would, appreciating the support his friend, his best friend in the world could provide him. He nodded softly. "I know," he said. "I just don't know how to feel, it's just like, I keep wanting him to come in the door, or I hear the apparition noise and think it's him. I...

Daiki nodded, she hadn't even finished speaking but he nodded. "Yeah, that would be good, my mum will be happy for that," Daiki was sure she'd say yes, because it meant he was doing okay and he knew he needed to be doing okay, even if he wasn't. "Please, stay," he assured her. "I could convince...

Daiki was happy to lean into his best friend. he felt closer to her now than before, someone he could talk to about how things had gone. How worried he'd been about having this thing happen to him and then nothing he could do about it or talk to about it. No one who would understand, but Kairi...

Daiki didn't move, glad for her sitting with him. He listened to what she said, and had always figued that there was some issue in her family, though he would've never imagined what it would be. This wasn't it. "I'm sorry about your family," in another life, perhaps where his father hadn't died...

Daiki couldn't really imagine his life without Kairi at this point, he was always seeking her out and she was the first person he'd told about what happened. She was sympathetic and he appreciated her kindness in saying nothing and just providing him with comfort. He was trying to be strong...

Daiki wasn't sure how he was supposed to feel. His heart seemed to physically ache. He was tired, the funeral had been, well awful and he just wanted to hide from the world and never re-enter it. He could tell his mother was frazzled and she was crying a lot. But Daiki didn't know how to help...

Daiki shook his head, "I've never been," he said. He had never done that and it sounded cool. He didn't even notice that that the girl had avoided the questions. Daiki was just more interested in the ice skating that she had been talking about.

Daiki looked down at the ground and let his legs swing under him. Before nodding. He didn't correct her that they very much weren't born on almost the same day. They were two months apart and then shrugged. "Dad and I usually go to a rugby game. He's a rugby coach," Daiki explained. He hadn't...

Daiki pulled himself up above the bars and sat like she was before giving a smile. "Cool!" he said, since it was cool that she was about his age. "It's the 14th of June. Whens yours?" he asked. He hoped he was just a little older than her.

Daiki followed her easily, smiling was easy around her. He reached up to the bars after she did, and pulled himself up, following in behind her. "I'm six!" he said to her with an eager smile. "What age are you?" he asked, as he focused on moving to the next bar after she did.

Daiki watched as she jumped off the swing set. He came to a much more controlled stop, stopping the swinging motion he was doing and using his feet slow himself off until he could just get up. He took her hand and nodded. "It will be fun," he agreed knowing that it definitely would be good fun...

Daiki smiled at her at the compliment. He felt good about how he was doing, better than he had in the moments before. "I doubt I'll be the best, you have that sorted," he told her with a smile, mostly it was clear he was quite happy that he was swinging quite well. "I like climbing frames, and...

Daiki was watching Kairi as she showed him how to do it. Showing and telling him. He tried to follow along but he didn't quite immediately get it, with some effort and attempts he was able to start going back and forth more purposefully but it wasn't particularly good. He just eventually got...

Daiki nodded to assure her he wasn't lying about where he was from. He had never seen a television, at least not in person so he didn't know if it was pretty on a television but he thought it was nice in person. "It is different," he replied. "I miss it, but this is my home now," he said very...

Daiki nodded at her name which close to his, Kairi. ”I lived in Japan,” he replied, picking his words carefully again. ”But now I live here with my parents” he added motioning to where his mother was. He tilted his head a little at her announcement and then just smile. ”You’re cute too Kairi” he...

Daiki was managing, slowly. It had been a bit of a rocky start to swinging but he was doing okay now. He was enjoying it too, it was calming and felt nice. He glanced as a girl approached and asked if she could swing too. Daiki nodded, giving himself a moment to think up what he should say...

Daiki had only just moved to New Zealand, he didn't quite understand what that meant. Just that they'd moved all of the stuff to a fancy but different house and dad was working somewhere new. He was very confused by his mum had brought him to the park. He knew that this would be fun. The swings...